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Sushant KC (born 2nd February, 1997) is a Nepali Experimental Pop singer, songwriter, guitarist and performer. Currently enrolled in Berklee College of Music, Boston, Sushant is pursuing his undergraduate degree in Music Production and Songwriting.

The Elements is a three member band. Defining their music as stories of the mind, created by experiences around them , the trio experiment with lyrics and an acoustic tone.

Trishala Gurung is a Nepali singer and also former coach of The Voice of Nepal Season 3, a reality show.

Swoopna Suman is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his work in Nepali music industry. He began his musical career in 2012 by posting home videos on YouTube, which caught the attention of Karma Records.

Kutumba is a folk instrumental ensemble committed to the research, preservation and celebration of the diversity that exists in indigenous Nepali music.

Sandip Bista, often known as Mr. D, has been using music to share his experiences with the audience. He grew up in Birgunj, Nepal, on the border, where he witnessed many good and horrible things. In 2010, he began his career in Hetauda.

Sunil Pandit is a renowned singer/actor from Parsa, Birgunj, who is famous for his Bhojpuri songs including 'Blood pressure', 'Gannake Khet Mein', 'Kaathi Di Re Nitiya', 'Mineral Water', and more.

Ekdev Limbu is a singer-songwriter and composer, popularly known for songs like Lai Lai, Sirful, Kina Boldainau, Black and White, and others.

Samir Shrestha is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his contribution to Nepali pop music. "Thamana Haat", which was released in 2022 is his famous single.

Gurung started his solo career ten years ago, creating folk and metal songs with great guitar riffs. He also handles everything from composing to mixing his music.

The Axe Band, kicking it since 1992, rocks with Shiva Mukhiyaa on bass & vocals, Sajal Rajbhandari on guitars, and Surendra Shrestha on drums.

Mahesh Kafle, Bhoj Raj Kafle's son, has been following in his father's footsteps as a hit hat-trick singer and has gained fame as a well-known child artist.

Anil Singh is know for his evergreen songs and his unique performance and singing style.

Emerge Band is a cultural gem of Nepal, writing songs in the Newari Language. The band consist Rohan Shakya as guitarist, Aman Bajracharya (flute), Sabin Tuladhar (drums) and vocalist/guitarist as Ujan Shakya.

Suraj Chettri aka 'Vyoma' Butwal based Nepali rapper, singer and music composer. His collaboration with Deepak Kahar aka D1 for “Dhaka Doti” and “Ek” was a massive hit.

Manish Gandharva is an amazing Nepali Folk Instrumentalist. His remarkable skills on the traditional Nepali instrument Sarangi are reflected on his tunes, from originals to covers.

Foeseal is a music producer, singer/songwriter and a DJ from Kathmandu. Foeseal is known for his ever expanding sound palette along with the blend of Nepali instruments with hard hitting drums.

Jhuma Limbu is a remarkable Nepali singer and researcher who has dedicated the past decade to mastering the intricacies of both classical and Western musical traditions.

Akash Khadka is known for his distinctive blend of indie pop. With a passion for crafting captivating melodies, Akash has garnered praise for his unique sound and heartfelt lyrics.

Kamal Khatri is a Nepali singer, songwriter and composer of Adhunik pop. He started in 2005 and has many hit songs.

Ananda Karki, renowned for "Jiwan ma Khola Tarnu chha," earned accolades, Solukhumbu, Nepal, singer, musician, Chinnalata Award recipient.

Raja Rajendra Pokhrel is known for his roles at the hit TV Program "Nepali Comedy Show". Singing is one of his lesser-known talents out of all he does.

Kengal started her musical journey through the stage of Nepal Idol 2017. She has since, since also started a band called "Type III".

ASM is a groove rock band from Kathmandu, formed in 2018 by four talented musicians: Saiyed Shakya, Simon Upreti, Abhishek S. Mishra, and Nikesh Manandhar. ASM is one of the most promising bands in the Nepalese music scene.